picofly firmware is betterHey remember what happened last time someone did that?
Cheapest doesn't mean best. But instinct from what I've seen is 100 times better than hwfly
picofly firmware is betterHey remember what happened last time someone did that?
Cheapest doesn't mean best. But instinct from what I've seen is 100 times better than hwfly
Could you expand on that a bit? (Edited: because clearly you have to have some insider knowledge to make such claim)picofly firmware is better
glich times are better, with rgb led it is easier to find problems and the management of each emmc is better on picofly,Could you expand on that a bit? (Edited: because clearly you have to have some insider knowledge to make such claim)
Hm, that seems mostly subjective.glich times are better, with rgb led it is easier to find problems and the management of each emmc is better on picofly,
for example the emm sandisk i think it works on instinct but it is handled badly
do you think the rp2040 doesn't last long?Hm, that seems mostly subjective.
I’d say glitch times are about the same, the led is in my opinion matter of preference (e.g. I was always unsure about some of the colors on hwfly).
No idea about the SanDisk issue. I thought the only emmc brands used are Samsung, Toshiba (kioxia) and skhynix. With Toshiba being the problem child. But I’m no installer and have seen only a few tens of switches.
What I’m still not sure about with picofly is the “running a 1v8 device from a 3v3 line”. Yes, rehius mentioned some hack that makes it work… but I wonder about the impact on the longevity of the devices. Because frankly the firmware source isn’t known, we don’t know the trick used (to soothe the concerns), and picofly hasn’t been around long enough to truly vet this (long term).
I faced the same problem yesterday, tried to re-soldering many times but got the same yellow light, and then I click reset button on my rp 2040 one, and tada it glitch normally again. you can try if you want.I checked it and soldered it again 6 times, I changed the chip and the same thing, the 16.0.2 update does not affect the operation of the chips right?
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I’m not worried about rp2040 not lasting long.do you think the rp2040 doesn't last long?
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rp2040 work on 3v but emmc work on 1.8
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This was the original plan, but it could be I cut something important. More info soon once I find at least two free hours
CMD and D0 lines are driven in open-drain manner, so no overvoltage at allI’m worried about the effect of using 3v3 device (rp2040) to drive lines that are designed for 1v8 (the lines connecting the emmc and the apu). Maybe the hack that allows this is long term safe. And maybe it isn’t.
Top left leg. Check my soldering example on page 78Been Looking for this. Thank you! I just want to confirm because I could not pin it out on the diagram. Is this how I should solder the dat0 47 resistor in place of that transistor?
instinct is just another clone of the TX solution that uses the same spacecraft-like code. moreover, afaik, it does not support Eristapicofly can be updated from toolbox , currently instinct no
what limits does rp2040 have?CMD and D0 lines are driven in open-drain manner, so no overvoltage at all
however CLK line is driven 3v3 with 2mA current limit. I don't know any case where that happened to be an issue
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Top left leg. Check my soldering example on page 78
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instinct is just another clone of the TX solution that uses the same spacecraft-like code. moreover, afaik, it does not support Erista
picofly has its own algorithms to speedup the boot. however if the same algorithms would be ported onto FPGA solution, that could be the best solution. rp2040 has its own limitations
FPGA can latch the signal value by the clock edge, rp2040 has to sniff the line in a software way. As already said, 3v3 / 1v8 issue (could be resolved by custom boards with level shifters)what limits does rp2040 have?
could you please share hekate eMMC and DRAM information? soldering photos also may help. I still don't know the reason of that remaining issueI click reset button on my rp 2040 one, and tada it glitch normally again
but rp2040 is the one that consumes less energyFPGA can latch the signal value by the clock edge, rp2040 has to sniff the line in a software way. As already said, 3v3 / 1v8 issue (could be resolved by custom boards with level shifters)
could you please share hekate eMMC and DRAM information? soldering photos also may help. I still don't know the reason of that remaining issue
you can try, but the wifi could consume power after the glitchHI, anyone have tried use this pcb for the magic, have wifi
I will send its information when I get back home. I have 3 consoles, my v2, my friend's v2 and lite.FPGA can latch the signal value by the clock edge, rp2040 has to sniff the line in a software way. As already said, 3v3 / 1v8 issue (could be resolved by custom boards with level shifters)
could you please share hekate eMMC and DRAM information? soldering photos also may help. I still don't know the reason of that remaining issue
yes, need to cut it to fit insideWill this work? RP Pico 2040
same, eMMC / DRAM hekate information + soldering photosAnd any more information I can give you to analyze the cyan-led error on my friend v2?
Will these wires be sufficient for soldering? 24AWG tin plated wires